In general, God commands us to love sincerely. If God only asked us to do so, it would not represent a perfectly loving God. Because with our extraordinary level of everlasting love, we would be universally accepted. Some people view God's moral commandments as a political issue of our eternal love. But God makes absolute demands to adequately describe that His love never changes.He faithfully hugs us with enthusiasm, but other resented disappointed people faced with harsh orders.

I think it is easy for us to convince ourselves that God commands us to love, but our personal experience of the gospel of God speaking directly to us should help us find ourselves between the God who loves others and distinguish us. Between our political declaration of love and God's absolute conviction that we love each other: Grace rightly warns us that an apparent lack of strength to faithfully carry out the direct command never defines us, but rather an in us causes a remarkable transformation in the whole experience of the divine grace. Not only are we involved in self-rest, but also in future grace events. Our life. Obvious failures or flaws occur in minor battles, but they never affect the successful outcome of the war.Therefore, we look appropriately beyond the battles to the successful outcome of the war.

These, of course, receive the mysterious effects of our basic weakness, which elicit our private confession as a desire that appropriately promotes later success. As I said, through miraculous recovery all things work together for our best. Most indirect personal effects, the miraculous flight from unimportant things and the careful pursuit of the goal in the creative mind, certainly mean attaining salvation, in which we find the Lord's happiest boasting. Hence, when we try to communicate with God, we keep getting closer to God using the Word instead of just going to Him with words.